Reclaimed wood furniture is built from lumber salvaged from existing structures and retired materials, then milled and crafted into new pieces. It keeps usable wood in circulation, reduces waste, and often leverages tight-grained, older stock. Natural marks and patina remain, so every piece carries real history and one-of-a-kind character.

Both are responsible choices. Reclaimed wood typically carries a lower footprint because it reuses existing material and avoids harvesting new trees. FSC-certified wood ensures new lumber comes from responsibly managed forests. Our approach does both things right: reclaim first, finish with low-VOC products, source locally when possible, and give back through ongoing environmental commitments.

-De-nail & prep: Remove embedded metal; clean and inspect.
-Stabilize: Treat or kiln as needed based on material.
-Sand lightly: Smooth working surfaces while preserving character.
-Tone (optional): Apply stain only when the design calls for it.
-Seal: We use Pure Tung Oil on wood (our indoor standard), with hand-rubbed coats for depth and protection. We use a marine grade Spar Varnish on our outdoor products for increased water durrablility.

The price reflects the time and skill required to do it right: careful salvage and sourcing; de-nailing and metal detection; cleaning, grading, and kiln-drying/pest treatment; milling irregular boards with custom setups; precise joinery; hand finishing with cure time; and rigorous QA with protective packing. The result is furniture that’s solid, stable, and uniquely yours—built to last.

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Wipe spills promptly with a barely damp, lint-free cloth; avoid harsh chemicals and abrasives. Use coasters and trivets; keep away from prolonged moisture and direct heat/sun. For oiled finishes, refresh with a light coat of Pure Tung Oil as needed (typically 1–2×/year indoors). Outdoor tables should be covered when not in use and re-oiled seasonally.

Yes. Our tables use solid joinery and reinforced hardware. Many designs include adjustable leveling feet for uneven floors.

No. Edges are eased, surfaces are sanded smooth, and sealed; the natural texture remains without rough spots.

Coffee, side/end, console, and bar-height formats. Dimensions are listed on each product page; minor variations in grain and tone are natural.

Expect authentic character—grain, color, and small marks will vary. The design and dimensions match the product page; the material’s look will be uniquely yours.

Choose models labeled for outdoor use. Oiled outdoor tables need periodic maintenance and should be covered when not in use.

Use coasters/trivets and wipe spills promptly with a barely damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals; a mild soap solution is fine for deeper cleaning.

Most ship mostly assembled with pre-drilled guides and included hardware. Basic tools may be needed; instructions are in the box and on the product page.

Typical build time is 10-15 business days, then standard transit is 3–7 business days depending on delivery location.

All tables are covered by our 90-day craftsmanship guarantee for materials and workmanship.

Photograph the packaging and item immediately upon opening and contact us. We’ll handle replacements or claims with the carrier.

You have 15 days from delivery to request a return. Items must be unused and in original packaging; shipping fees are non-refundable.

We don’t do one-off customs. Our standardized designs ensure quality; material character will vary naturally from piece to piece.

Dust regularly. For oiled finishes, refresh lightly with Pure Tung Oil as needed (typically 1–2×/year indoors; more often outdoors).

Built by American artisans in small workshops, with final QA led from Sonoma County.

Our coffee and side tables are designed for everyday residential use. See the product page for any specific weight guidance.